IT consulting focusing on Lotus products from the company HCL.

HCL Domino includes a Docker-compatible Red Hat Universal Base Image (UBI) of Domino, which is part of your license and can be downloaded from the HCL Licensing Portal. HCL Domino is pre-installed on this image, allowing you to deploy Domino servers as containers with just a few commands.
Create test and demo environments in minutes or evaluate new versions of HCl Domino with minimal effort. Combined with One-touch Setup, you can fully automate the creation and deployment of a predefined HCl Domino environment.
From the multitude of options, we provide tailored modules for your learning success. Individual scheduling ensures that the necessary knowledge is imparted at the appropriate time.
Artificial intelligence is making its way into HCL Domino – the new Domino IQ Server allows generative AI models to be integrated directly into existing Domino environments. This...
With Domino and Notes 14.5, HCL is committed to continuous development – in the areas of security, administration, integration, and AI. This compact, practical seminar provides...
Discover the opportunities and challenges of upgrading to HCL Domino and Notes version 14 in this hands-on workshop. Since its final market launch...
Discover the full potential of the HCL Domino REST API in this hands-on workshop. Learn how to create modern, secure, and standards-compliant REST interfaces to...
This workshop provides practical training on all the important new features and functions of HCL Nomad Web and the HCL Nomad App. Participants will learn how to run Notes applications on desktop browsers...
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to deploying and managing HCL Domino servers on Docker. Participants will learn about the prerequisites and configuration options,...
In this workshop, participants will learn all the essential aspects of planning, setting up, and managing HCL Notes Traveler. The focus is on integration...
In this module, participants learn to create new applications based on the templates supplied by the manufacturer. After completing the module, they will be able to create custom sample applications from...
XPages extends the application development capabilities of HCL Domino Designer, providing a modern, powerful environment for creating dynamic web applications. This course teaches the fundamentals...
This course builds on the fundamentals of LotusScript programming and deepens knowledge through advanced techniques. Participants learn to manage data both inside and outside of...
In this introductory course, participants learn the fundamental principles of LotusScript programming. Particular emphasis is placed on the programming model, the underlying HCL...
This intensive seminar provides participants with a solid introduction to application development using HCL Domino Designer 14. The seminar imparts practical knowledge,...
This course provides a fundamental understanding of the tools and methods for HCLDomino server crash analysis. The goal of the course is to improve the reliability, availability, and operational readiness of your own...
This course teaches all the fundamentals for configuring HCL Domino servers to deliver internet services. HCL Domino administrators will learn how to effectively use these internet services...
The training participants learn how to optimize the performance of HCL Domino servers. The resource requirements of HCL Domino servers with regard to services and...
This intensive seminar provides all the essential knowledge for system administration of HCL Domino 14 in a compact format. Participants receive a comprehensive introduction to the tasks...
This training provides a comprehensive overview of the architecture and structure of HCL Notes 14. Participants will learn practical methods for effective troubleshooting...
This workshop provides an introduction to HCL Domino Leap (formerly HCL Domino Volt), the innovative low-code platform for developing modern web applications based on...
Use the `docker run` command to create a container that runs Domino. You can create the following types of Domino containers based on the Docker run arguments you specify.
A container for the Domino server setup
A container that carries out Domino
A container for upgrading Domino with new design templates.
A container for running Domino processes when the server fails.
Image:
A file containing a built, executable version of an application. Images are uploaded to Docker and used to create and run containers.
container:
An isolated storage location on a Docker host that contains the executable software and files required to run an application.
Containers exclude unnecessary files that are managed by the host operating system.
Capacity:
A storage location on Docker that stores data to be read or written by the application. While containers can be easily deleted and recreated, volumes persist. The Domino data directory is stored on a volume, and you can interact with the corresponding Domino container without affecting the volume's contents.
Docker Daemon:
The Docker service, which you interact with using Docker commands to create and manage containers. Also known as the Docker Engine.
Docker host:
The physical computer on which the Docker daemon is running.

